I took the Intro to Blockprinting class this past weekend and overall, it was fun. I have been…read morelooking into picking up a new hobby or get into more craftin' to get in touch with my creative side. The class was $42 from 10:30a to noon. It is an open space with all sorts of art supplies, tools, and just about anything your imagination can muster up. Lots of inspiration. I was hoping to make more than just one small block and have different supplies like fabric for printing. It was very therapeutic to carve my small block. The class felt a little scattered - but it was a very easy going environment, super relaxed. Our instructor was friendly and encouraged us to tap into originality without overthinking it instead of looking up patterns or inspo on our phone. I really liked that. And she offered us all coffee, freshly made. You can basically come in to do all the arts and craft your heart desires, on a donation basis. Affordable and unique way to release your artistic side without investing too much in all the supplies and then an abandoning a hobby. I'd come back with a friend and check out a different class.

I went here as part of a work event to make lanterns for Lunar New Year . Stepping inside, I was…read moreimmediately greeted by an organized haven of craft supplies. They had construction paper, ribbons, highlighters, stamps, hot glue guns, and anything you might find at Michael's. Our instructor was very knowledgeable and showed us how she made her lanterns. She walked us step-by-step through the process. Now, I'm not a crafty person, but I was inspired enough by the ambiance and overflow of art supplies to get some creative juices flowing. At the end, I was able to create my own lanterns with some creative twists. I had a fun time and will recommend my crafty friends to check this place out!

I came here to look for office supplies for my business. I must admit, they sell a lot of different…read morethings. I didnt know that, and it was a very nice surprise. I found some things I wasn't looking for, but that I needed and wanted. I saw beautiful pieces I wanted just for myself, like separate or broken jewelry pieces--a clasp here for a necklace or a link for a watch. Also, I recently picked up an old knitting habit and wanted to replace some old yarn. It was nice to see an area dedicated to yarn, other crafts, and other hobbies. I can say I really got lost inside the store, discovering so much. I saw some frames to purchase to make a gallery wall. So, I will say this: if you need to revise a place or restock on some office supplies, please come here. Or if you just need some ideas on creating a space in your home, come here; it's a place where anyone can get a lot of ideas and inspiration.

Ohhh emmm geee... this place is amazing! I've been wanting to check this place out for a long time…read moreand for some reason it never worked out. But Sunday it was meant to be. This place made my artsy creative heart happy, but also made my need for things to not go to waste happy. Literally any craft project you can think of, they're going to have supplies for it and they're going to be dirt cheap! They also have greeting cards, They also have seasonal decor, jewelry, vintage items, stationary, frames, the list could go on forever. Good idea to just go check it out because I promise you will find something you've been looking for and didn't want to pay full price for!!

Boutique stationary and craft store that you can mindlessly peruse and then find you buy things you…read morehad no idea you wanted. They have interesting classes you can take, too. I try to support small businesses when I can so I try to avoid looking at the price on Amazon, but i did in this instance and it was 30% more inexpensive in store for this particular item. Spending local and with small businesses is a conscious decision, so when you can don't be so price motivated only and think of what keeps a local economy thriving.

Impeccably organized and designed space with the nicest staff. Hard to find a nicer stationery…read morestore around.

Highly recommend the art garage for any age group! Had an amazing solo experience, painting…read morepottery, and I know they do glass work as well :) staff is attentive and helpful if you have any questions. Pottery is guaranteed a week flip time! Meaning you'll get your finished piece a week after you come in!

Such a cute activity! They are good with helping the customers and they are really friendly. Good…read moreamount of pottery options and they all are really cute. The staff is super sweet and happy to help it was a good experience.

Love this store. They have an amazing selection of picture frames and art supplies and they do…read moregreat custom work in the frame shop. The staff is uber friendly as well. Highly recommended.

Horrible service. After purchasing 500.00 dollars we questioned the sale price and asked person to…read morere-ring to ensure right price. Salesperson refused to verify price for us.. they did nothing to ensure our satisfaction. We should've just returned all and re-rung to satisfy our concern. Instead we were told to leave the store. Never again shop at this Austin location. Rude, unprofessional, and plain jerks..I know we're over 65 but no need to treat us like crap.

This is such a cute store, and it is in a really nice area to walk around! There are good places to…read moreeat/drink like Paperboy, Loudmouth, and Radio Rosewood all within 1 minute walking distance. There are such cute things being sold here and also some really unique pieces. There's variety ranging from matcha whisks to fancy candles to handblown glass from Mexico here. I will definitely be coming back here -- it's a nice spot to take a date.

Take Heart is a beautifully curated store and I definitely could have spent a lot more time there…read more It's down the street from Paperboy, so if you're stuck waiting for a table, why not stop by? There's a wonderful selection of home goods (incense, bath items, skincare, kitchenware, etc), gorgeous pottery (I bought myself a beautiful mug that actually originated from a studio in the SF Bay Area, where I live - but the studio is not open to the public!), stationery and much more. I felt like there was a good range of prices and there was plenty that was affordable. The staff was very kind - the lady who rang up my items dropped the travel watercolor palette and immediately went to get me a new one "just in case". So nice! I definitely recommend this store and would be here all the time if I lived here!

The selection of stuff to do was stupendous and funnnn!! The service was very helpful the store was…read moresuper cute super fun the make our own phone case and picture frame!!!

My crafty family had so much fun here! I have two little girls so they were in looooove with all…read morethe different trinkets and charms they could choose for their craft. I made a claw clip and my girlies did the magnets. We could spend a lot of time here and would definitely come back!

Wait for food was about 30mins. Had the hamachi , sake toro, and Hama toro…read more Parking gets full on the weekends. Location is in a small food hall. Great for people who want to eat different things.

Not necessarily a spot to come to if you're trying to have a whole sushi meal, (unless you do…read moreomakase, but that's on weekends only and requires a reservation), but definitely the place to go when you just want small bites or a few handrolls. The takoyaki was really delicious. It was hot and slightly crispy on the outside, while the inside was still creamy. I really appreciated that you could taste and identify the octopus chunks within, which isn't always the case for other places. The hand rolls were really good too. The flavors for each combine really well together and the fish tastes pretty fresh. I especially loved the wasabi butter that came with the hama toro.

This was absolutely the most fun date night, ever! Would highly recommend Chef Desiree and the…read moresushi class. We will definitely be booking again!

Did the Pasta & Salad pairing with chef Aaron! He gave easy to follow instructions as well as made…read morethe whole process fun

I never knew much about this place, until my best friend, his wife, daughter and I used it. Their…read morechild was in the hospital in ICU and they of course would not leave their sons side. This place offers a home away from home for parents that dont want to go home or cant when their child is sick. Food, bedrooms, and small games and such to keep your mind occupied. This place is run by donations. Various donations. Money, toys, food, volunteers, and you can also collect the pop tabs to help. The Ronald McDonald House collect pop tabs instead of entire cans because the tabs are pure high-quality aluminium. The cans consist of aluminum and other alloys. And also the pop tabs are easier to store. Just so you know, one pound of tabs = 57 cents One gallon of tabs = $1. 49 So please save your tabs and go downtown and give them to the House. Just a note. The Ronald McDonald house is run by great people who volunteer. And this place is run by donations. The people have donated are from our community, which tells you how great our community can be. This place is for families who have their children in the hospital and I know they appreciate this place. Thanks to You all who gave. Your hearts are blessed. Thanks! Peace! Say a prayer or give good thoughts to the kiddos and families. Because if they use this place, its not the most happiest moments in their lives.

This is a great place to bring your young kids to give back to the community! Talk to some friends…read moreand find 2-3 more families to go in with you on preparing a meal here. Go to their website and sign up for a date to go in and then prepare lunch or dinner for the families that stay there. The kitchen is nice and large and is well stocked with everything you need. You do the grocery shopping (sandwiches, chips & brownies for lunch, perhaps?) and then come in and assemble/cook/prepare/cleanup. You just leave it prepared on the counter by a certain time and then you're done. Put all the kids in your group to work! Young kids can scrub fruit, tear lettuce, wipe counters,etc. Older kids can bake boxed mixes for desserts, do dishes, slice buns, etc. It's a great experience and great fun to boot!